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How can I adjust the scroll bars in Photoshop so they don't keep taking off on me?

Forum|Forum|2 years ago
September 10, 2023
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D Fosse

Community Expert

Uncheck "overscroll" in Preferences.

The contextual task bar can be disabled by clicking the three dots.

Peru Bob

Community Expert

Moved from the Premiere Pro forum to the Photoshop forum.

N

NTC AnnAuthor

Inspiring

+How do I change the scale tool so it will go from one corner instead of jumping way hi fm middle

Thanks again

jane-e

Community Expert

@NTC Ann

Photoshop does not have a tool in the Tools panel called "Scale tool". What are you calling the "scale tool" so we can better assist?

Jane

N

NTC AnnAuthor

Inspiring

+Command E used to be merge down a layer.... this time it turned my image black and white and

I can't undo it? Thanks for all help

jane-e

Community Expert

@NTC Ann

I suspect you accidentally pressed Cmd+3 instead of Cmd+E. Open your Channels panel and click the top channel: the composite channel for RGB.

Jane

Jeff Arola

Community Expert

I am trying to find where the preferences are.

Someone said changed to Photoshop. But I am in photoshop and can't find preferences so I can uncheck "overscroll"

Thanks for help.

On the Mac side it's Photoshop 2023>Settings>Tools and uncheck Overscroll

N

NTC AnnAuthor

Inspiring

+ how can I get rid of the bar that keeps coming up every time I try to do something

Such as if I am in type tool... it comes up w. type atributes or if I am in another

thing, it keeps coming up with those attributes and comes up right where

I want to work. How do I get rid of it??

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